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Former Walmart manager receives second state volunteer award

Published: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 9:38 a.m.

Last Modified: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 9:38 a.m.

Erica Davidson, a Lexington resident who used to manage the city's Walmart store, was recently awarded the North Carolina Governor's Medallion Award for Volunteer Service.

This award recognizes 20 volunteers in the state. Medallion recipients are nominated at the county level and evaluated by a panel of community service leaders from across the state. The award was implemented in 2006.

Davidson, along with Ledford High School, was also recently awarded the North Carolina Governor's Award for Volunteer Service. Davidson and Ledford were nominated for their efforts with Special Olympics of Davidson County.

<p>Erica Davidson, a Lexington resident who used to manage the city's Walmart store, was recently awarded the North Carolina Governor's Medallion Award for Volunteer Service. </p><p>This award recognizes 20 volunteers in the state. Medallion recipients are nominated at the county level and evaluated by a panel of community service leaders from across the state. The award was implemented in 2006.</p><p>Davidson, along with Ledford High School, was also recently awarded the North Carolina Governor's Award for Volunteer Service. Davidson and Ledford were nominated for their efforts with Special Olympics of Davidson County.</p><p>Walmart transferred Davidson to a store in Greensboro last year.</p>